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EXPLAINER: UM financial aid policy change - The Miami Hurricane - Vimarsana News

EXPLAINER: UM financial aid policy change - The Miami Hurricane

The University of Miami has indicated that students might not be able to fund their second majors or minors with federal or state financial aid. That entails any scholarship, grant, benefit or loan provided by the state of Florida or the federal government.The new policy, first posted publicly earlier this March, would affect students receiving

Richter Library reduces finals week hours amid UM budget cuts, students speak out - Vimarsana News

Richter Library reduces finals week hours amid UM budget cuts, students speak out

Following a series of budget cuts that have limited access to academic resources, frustrated students at the University of Miami are taking action after the Otto G. Richter Library’s hours of operation during finals week were reduced. In addition to reducing database subscriptions and high-impact resources for students, a lack of funding to pay employees

Women's center announces programs - Vimarsana News

Women's center announces programs

SALISBURY — MCE Women’s Business Center is excited to announce a dynamic roster of free business classes and events for the month of October. Aimed

The Department of Education allocated $79.6 billion in discretionary funds - Vimarsana News

The Department of Education allocated $79.6 billion in discretionary funds

New bill provides HBCUs and MSIs an increase of $137 million more in funding

The Department of Education allocated $79.6 billion in discretionary funds - Vimarsana News

The Department of Education allocated $79.6 billion in discretionary funds

New bill provides HBCUs and MSIs an increase of $137 million more in funding